Musings from our resident storytellers on media relations, communications, the innovation scene, and daily dealings in a one-of-a-kind tech PR firm.
The smartphone is both the best and the worst invention. Ever. Because of smartphones, we can be in touch with someone within moments—whether it’s a text, a call, a tweet, or Skype. Smartphones make it easy to connect with family and friends from across town or across the globe. With your trusty smartphone you can […]
April 15th – commonly known as Tax Day, took on a whole new meaning for our city this year. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh declared that April 15, the date of the Boston Marathon bombing, is now known as “One Boston Day.” The tragedy that hit Boston two years ago will forever be remembered, but it […]
People watching is my favorite hobby (well, other than playing the keyboard, which requires actual effort.) People watching is easy, and you can do it anywhere – walking to the store, eating lunch at a deli, sitting on the train… the possibilities are endless. The other day I was people watching on my walk to […]
Cold. Blustery. Frigid. Unpleasant. Numbing. These are but a few of the words that come to mind when thinking about the past month. Either Mother Nature isn’t happy with New England, or she’s just not a local sports fan and this is our punishment for all of our wins. Whatever the cause, the weather has […]
Recently my co-worker Shannon Todesca and I attended one of the most enjoyable and gratifying events I’ve ever been a part of: boxing for charity. The Technology Underwriting Greater Good (TUGG) of Boston held a Box Fiit event at The Club by George Foreman III where women from the Boston tech scene took part in […]
Last week I attended the Massachusetts Conference for Women at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in the Seaport District. The conference was celebrating its 10th anniversary that day, with over 10,000 women from across the nation. There were a few (lucky) men in attendance, but estrogen levels in that convention center more than overwhelmed […]
This past weekend I bought a book called Humans of New York. Some of you may be familiar with the concept and blog started by a photographer named Brandon Stanton. I had heard of it and seen posts on social media but had never really looked into what the blog was all about. So there […]